The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25

from her husband, Charles Brown.
Cruelty and desertion ara alleged.
The United States Circuit Court
was occupied yesterday In a hearing
Of the case OF Ayres vs.. Metcalf and
Walker. A judgment was rendered
for the defendants.
1t is thought the Land League raj
ly on tie bluff next Monday night will
be State affair. The Nashville con.
tiDgent are already announced as ex'
pected with Gov. r. L. Taylor.
Those who have any soul for mu.
sic and admiration for the wUpderful
should not fail to attend the Farmer
concert at Y. M. II. A. hall tonight.
1t may be the opportunity Of a life
time.
The will OF the late DR.. 4. A.
White was admitted to probate yester.
day. He leaves his entire estate, val
ue1 at 5000, to his wife. who Is also
appointed administratr without
bond.
The application Of proper. = owner
on Preston avenue for ?. restraining
injunction against the dummy liue to
keep it of that ,boronOhiars was
II was ~ ,sksn ,silor EllStt yesterday.
"~as 'sAeh dnder advisement.
,on IN commencement of Thordp-
BUD Classical Institute, Alamo, Tenn,
Ill be held the week begir ding June
10. The annual address will be de-
iivlrsd Wednesday, June 8 h, by the
Hon. Tom W. Neal, Of Dyersburg.
In the Probate Court yesterday s.
P. Read was appointed administrator
# the estate OF Michael Msgevsny,
dece ased. William II. Moore, ]. J.
Duffy and A. Vaccsro were appointed
commission to set aside years sup
port for the widow.
The prizes for the Amateur Ath-
letic Association races and athletic
sports, to come of at the Oitizens'
Baseball Park, the 26;h aud 9th, are
on exhibition at Meesrs.. O. L. Byrd
4 Co.'s and ]. L Muliord's, aud pre-
sent q handsome appearance. They
are worth striving for.
All the teams recently engaged In
city work have been engaged by the
. dummy line contractors, aud city i'm.
provements are at 0 etandstill. The
company Is building q bridge thirty
five feet wide over the bayou on De-
soto street, near Georgia.
, An unknown white woman over
No. l4S Poplar street, swallowed an
overdose OF morphine about 10 o'clock
last night, but whether with suicidal
intent or accident is not known. DR..
E. Miles Millett, it,, was called in and
soon relieved the patient, whose first
' name is Jennie, from all danger.
M. o, Nicer .ytor, arrested Mon.
: day for assault and battery on a c H.
ored man at the Gayoeo hotel, and
= carrying a pistol, ana released on a
$50 forfeit, skipped for parts unknown
the same evening, to escape $ ate
warrant His deposit was cor Fl Gated
for the city.
The plat of the Lsath tract, sub.
divided by Mrs. V. M. Jones, Miss
! Laura 7. Leath and Mrs. Laura L.
= Cooper has been filed for registration.
The subdivision contains 157 lots lying
= between Keel street on the north
;. Manassas on the west, Dunlap on the
. east and the Raleigh road on the
. south.
. The annual meeting OF the Ten.
nessee Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals will bs held at
!. Young Mems Christian Association
, hall tomorrow night at s o'clock. Re.
a ports Of the past years work will be
presented and an election for officers
4 and managers for the ensuing year
will be held. Every body invited.
8 On the 10th OF this month r. G.
+ Turner, Of Camden, Ark, arrived In
Memphis with the proceeds OF cattle
sale at Forrest City. He has not been
heard from since, and foul play Ia
suspected. He is "a years old, Eve
feet sx inches high, with mousiache
aud chin whiskers mixed with gray,
and when last seen had on straw hat
and linen coat.
w. s. Hayes, sheriff of Mississippi
pi county, AK, arrived from OJceola
on the steamer Ooahoma lsat night,
having In charge two negro prisoners
bound for Little Rock. Their names
are Joe Dickson, for larceny, and Dave
Pielce, obtaining goods under false
preteDsee, their sentences being one
year each. TIE sheriff and his men
left this morning.
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